NLP is a process oriented psychology which deals with the how of any given situation and the why (outcome) and is not concerned so much with the what (content) and the why (excuses for not doing anything) the last two having no bearing on the problem.

“An attitude of insatiable curiosity about human beings with a methodology that leaves behind it a trail of techniques.” – Richard Bandler (co-founder of NLP)

At the heart of NLP is a wide range of methods and models that offer an understanding of how people think, behave and indeed actually change. NLP offers a flexible approach which brings about positive, fast change in individuals and organisations and empowers them to adapt to an ever-changing world. An empowerment that is greatly needed in an ever changing and involving India...

NLP describes the fundamental dynamics and connections between the mind (neuro) and language (linguistic) and how their interplay affects our body and behaviour (programming). Neuro refers to the neuro-logical system and is based on the idea if not fact that we only experience the world through our senses and translate this sensory information into thought processes, both conscious and unconscious. These thought processes activate the neurological system, which affects physiology, emotions, and behaviour. NLP is about learning how to manage our neurological system for optimum results. Or to put it more simply NLP is about state control – controlling the state you are in. Linguistic refers to the way human beings use language to make sense of the world, capture and conceptualize experience, and communicate that experience to others. It is the study of how words mediate and influence human experience.

Much of NLP is about learning how to think more effectively and communicate more effectively with yourself and others. Not to communicate using a lot of superfluous and often misunderstood additional words